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Antique mocha tête-à-tête, consisting of 2x mocha cup with saucer, Ø cup approx. 7.5cm, Ø plate, approx. 11cm, coffee pot approx. 18cm high, Ø plate approx. 26.5cm, unused. Display case object Internal no. A0201100008

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Antique mocha tête-à-tête, consisting of 2x mocha cup with saucer, Ø cup approx. 7.5cm, Ø plate, approx. 11cm, coffee pot approx. 18cm high, Ø plate approx. 26.5cm, unused. Display case object Internal no. A0201100008

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